As of now, there is not a specific version of MicroCapture Pro that is designed specifically for Windows 11. You may try installing the current version on Windows 11 and see if it works, or reach out to the software developer for any updates on compatibility with Windows 11.
It is possible to run MicroCapture Pro on Windows XP, but it may not be officially supported by the manufacturer and there may be compatibility issues.
Why do i need to pay $120 yearly to Winzip for downloading software to use your microscope, seems like a rip off to me
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Answer by
Akash Shah
The answer to the question is that you do not need to pay $120 yearly to Winzip for downloading software to use your microscope. You can download the software for free from the manufacturer's website.
At the moment I can focus on an object only when the microscope is virtually touching it. No other position of the microscope will reveal an image, no matter how much I change the focus controls.
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Answer by
Robert Polubinski
I've searched the web to find this, but couldn't get anywhere primarily because this is a localized error or the device you have is faulty. A microscope should operate from a considerable distance. I recommend you download the user guide to see exactly how the software and the microscope can be configured.
You can also get additional information by visiting official website.
How do I set Kaspersky AV so I can use the camera?
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Answer by
Akash Shah
To set Kaspersky AV so you can use the camera, you will need to access the settings of Kaspersky Anti-Virus and modify the permissions or exclusions for the MicroCapture Pro program. Specifically, look for camera-related settings or exceptions and add MicroCapture Pro to the allowed list. This should enable the program's access to the camera.
As of now, there is not a specific version of MicroCapture Pro that is designed specifically for Windows 11. You may try installing the current version on Windows 11 and see if it works, or reach out to the software developer for any updates on compatibility with Windows 11.
It is possible to run MicroCapture Pro on Windows XP, but it may not be officially supported by the manufacturer and there may be compatibility issues.
Why do i need to pay $120 yearly to Winzip for downloading software to use your microscope, seems like a rip off to me
The answer to the question is that you do not need to pay $120 yearly to Winzip for downloading software to use your microscope. You can download the software for free from the manufacturer's website.
At the moment I can focus on an object only when the microscope is virtually touching it. No other position of the microscope will reveal an image, no matter how much I change the focus controls.
I've searched the web to find this, but couldn't get anywhere primarily because this is a localized error or the device you have is faulty. A microscope should operate from a considerable distance. I recommend you download the user guide to see exactly how the software and the microscope can be configured.
You can also get additional information by visiting official website.
How do I set Kaspersky AV so I can use the camera?
To set Kaspersky AV so you can use the camera, you will need to access the settings of Kaspersky Anti-Virus and modify the permissions or exclusions for the MicroCapture Pro program. Specifically, look for camera-related settings or exceptions and add MicroCapture Pro to the allowed list. This should enable the program's access to the camera.
No, MicroCapture Pro is not compatible with a MacBook Air as it is designed for Windows platforms.